Serenity K9

When I got my puppy, she was completely untrained. She refused to go potty outside, would not listen to any commands, nor was she crate trained. I placed her in the Serenity K9 advanced training camp where she was gone from me for 2-3 weeks, it was one of the hardest things for me and my family. When she came back, we saw massive improvement. She came back to us being very well trained in all aspects we were struggling to train her with. All the trainers were just lovely to work with and I will definitely be advising other pet lovers to work with this great group of people!!

I adopted Bailey (pit mix) from my local animal control center NM almost 2 years ago. She initially had a lot of anxiety and social issues (scared of strangers and other dogs) but I was determined to work through everything. After consulting many trainers, trying different training programs, and different training tools I felt helpless as any progress we made, we would take 3 steps back due to a bad interaction or a situation I did not know how to handle. As a result she became very reactive and I worried that she would end up in a situation where she would get hurt or hurt someone else. Fortunately on my move to GA, I came across Serenity K9’s page. They offered a few different type of training programs, but what I really appreciated was Lauren listening to my concerns and training goals, recommending a program, then tailoring that program to exactly what Bailey needed. I’ll admit I was reluctant to send Bailey away for training, and those 3-4 weeks felt like months. But Lauren reassured me and sent me occasional updates on Bailey’s progress which reassured me that I made the right choice. Currently it has been about 1 month post training and there has been a night and day difference in Bailey’s self confidence and behavior. I’m forever thankful for all the hard work Team Serenity K9 put toward Bailey. Bailey continues to make progress everyday, and I’m so happy I am able to include more in my everyday life. This pitty that was once too anxious to walk down a busy street can now be found snoring under the table at our favorite dog-friendly restaurants.